Ross 11 Spoils Homecoming At Madison High
Ross High defeats Madison 20 to 6 to seize control of the Southern Ohio Conference title race. King rockets 27 yards for a second quarter TD as Ross improves to 3-0 in league play and 3-3 overall while Madison falls to 3-2-1 and 2-1 in SCC.
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Spartans Post First Victory Crush Atoms
Seven Mile Spartans crush Kings Mills 68 to 0 in a season opening win at home. Kings Mills in its first year notches its first win last week. Game details include multiple SM players scoring on runs and a safety. notes a long joke about Mickey Mantle at the end.
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Local area football scores fill Friday night gridiron
Middletown shutout Portsmouth 32 to 0 as Cin. Elder edged St. Xavier 7 to 6. The list runs through dozens of high school games with Hamilton Garfield routing Franklin 33 to 16 and Cincinnati teams LaSalle, Withrow, Oak Hills posting victories amid a packed slate of Valley and other schools.
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Bowling Honor Roll Highlights From Local Meet
Ted Buchanan led with 650 series and a 227 average in the honors list. The roll includes P Doughman Jr and Cotton Lakes among others, with high marks across multiple triples and totals. Triplicate mention notes Jim Tibbs with a separate reference, peeking into a separate item from Los Angeles AP coverage of Fred Newman’s first major league homer off Pete Charlton in Boston as the Angels won 3-2 in 10 innings.
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June Thiel
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Jane Whitman
Carolyn Kelly
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Janet Ruppert
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Stengel Plays Outfield For 1931 Toledo Mud Hens
Casey Stengel, manager of the New York Mets, appeared in two outfield games at age 40 for the 1931 Toledo Mud Hens of the American Association.
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Pallo Powers Fenwick to 42-8 Victory Over Lebanon
Fenwick High senior Jim Pallo scored four touchdowns including a 62 yard interception return as the Falcons beat Lebanon 42-8 at Barnitz Stadium. The win, Fenwick’s fourth straight, secures at least a share of the New Mid-Miami League title and sends them to Seven Mile to face the Spartans.
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Garfield Overpowers Franklin High Homecoming Tilt
Garfield 33 Franklin 0 as Garfield's Garfield explodes for 33 points in final three quarters. Butch Floyd opens scoring with a 6 yard run, Ron Sutton seals with an 80 yard TD pass, and Garfield adds two more touchdowns to ruin Franklin's homecoming. Franklin falls to 5th loss with one tie. Garfield 014 6 13 - 33 Franklin 000 0 0 0. Next week Franklin visits Lebanon in a New Mid Miami League game.
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Jenkins Case Won’t Hurt Johnson Says Ohio Democrats
In Cincinnati AP report two Ohio Democrats claim the logs on Walter A. Jenkins arrest and resignation will not hurt President Johnson. Coleman cites swift action and resignation at 5 30 p.m. on Wednesday as evidence. DiSalle adds the public will feel sympathy for Johnson.
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Monroe Hornets Rally Past Fairfield Indians 14–6
Monroe Hornets defense stymies Fairfield drives in a 14–6 home win. Tom Hickman scores a two yard TD with a two point run, and Dave Pressler adds a 24 yard pass for Monroe. Fairfield fails to reach the end zone after deep drives. Fairfield remains winless in six.
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Dixie Pulls Upset Over Carlisle in Close Tuesday Night
Dixie High rallied for a touchdown and an extra point to upset Carlisle 16 to 14. Carlisle led 14 8 after a late score but Ed Collins answered for the Indians with a nine yard run as Carlisle failed the conversion. Comer and Sims scored for Dixie with strong rushing drives as the Greyhounds fall to 5 2 while Dixie improves in a tight league tilt.
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Texas QB Gary Moore Showcases Dual Sports Talent
Gary Moore, the Longhorns No. 2 quarterback, excels as a left-handed pitcher and left-handed fielder in baseball, but lines up as a right-handed passer on the football field, illustrating his two sport versatility in Austin.
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Austin, Tex
Gary Moore
Texas
Syracuse sophomore Floyd Little praised for stellar backfield performance
Kansas coach Jack Mitchell hailed Floyd Little of New Haven Conn as the greatest performance by a back he has ever seen after Little scored five touchdowns for Syracuse.
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Floyd Little
New Haven, Conn
Kansas
Jack Mitchell
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